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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

s16 heSrty. snd that no apprehension need
Be tsit nov about the departure ot the hsi-
railoA with this valiant officer On boaUi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

TEz 6-zz EaEE-5- Czrr- G-a95zz- Cleared
EH EJ7 t1- San FrzzELss7- u Ezas5sg,
A-rZ 5s6n- zI-z I f--L cargo q szzEr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Chisf Iastics Judd lsfs yesterday by ths
hinSC 70 hold term Of The ThlrS Great
Cozrs St Hllo, BE v7s accompanied BY
members Of the bar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Ths following Is the latest from the vol
csao. received hy WIl6e-'S Steamship Co,
Apgl e4ih. rSin S. inches; ths-nonsssr from
: 70 g 6sE-s lzSa II the crater sc-lvs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Ms Fltisy Aad Miss EloVsacs Carter
daughters % Mr.. :. NJ. Carter, arrived from
Po-s Townsend On the bark Hope, On SAtcr-
Gsv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

NJ. G. T. Hart, Justice Of the Third JUDI
ciSl Great, having resigned his position.
Hon $ L. Austin Of Hilo hiss been appointed
10 S1ccssi him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
r. ya Haz5-Bosk ereslstas HAWAII
AZ ALMANAC AND ANNUAL ~

r=sLla= siFsistt-aI II gsaeisl iHlfeE-s'ia1 -
El-saz % rzzsz Tszr1[s. Pre- - cez14 q
z-Izlsz tz-szz- 81 csE-z sacE-
= G. THREN- PCz-1sEEEs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
ISLAND LOCALS.

CSpt, jackson ana the officers 81 the kaj-
A ralioS were photographed ~ Williams last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

On SATURDAY tba pzivy Council confirmed
the privileges granted bylaw 10 the Hawaiian
Bailuas6 Company,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Ihe ClAEE--E Tst1rnS thanks 20 AIr,J. Il.
Sope- Aad NJ. A. N. hewitt fcg lNte papers
fss G'oCS-ato
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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Had u esszEz gzT ZzE EzR L liz z1Ere
q EzzL=-s- -hs1E- 5zseE-=s5 gsErE E=-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Dr. Frank Leslie Llz=-, . fo-E=r u-sczz-
za1-=- and nov rssa5-E E==s- MITES III "a
pe-s a ms cz1F lA5z h L LII zE= amir Il
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SzI-z1 I'D tn E-Gz Fl1cz II Il ID BE
Paid II u any sSzSz1l= 11cl1-- TEs Ga
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

1ee San Frszclscc -A'ss q t1s le.1 an
Do-acss t1z. s. large S&4o1o t-l-1l-,-c : es-cE
S-sc1sS On S--1s- Ss-ss;. essvss1 >.ocSso1
aA D-uc-. S--ae.S. Tor Hon. {. 4. blS-.1ll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Dz-z2S IA p-sYSls2cs - tie shz11sc sid
A. .E1E1lzE On Izas1zy Stss-1oa2 so-s o t1s
~1Iu.-Si 1slsp1o2ss polss vs-s S-rZck BY
llS1-z1-- A21 1SG-E shattered. CsGr ne
E2lf-Esv Ec-ss. N-Ez-- Nsl.sy. NJ ]. ".
PRATT. s-rss-l-.s-ls-s. son E2i ths Gz-SSs
rs-s5-s,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03
FURNISHED ROOMS

Eeer zzz cotsly gzrElsAed Rooms CA bs had
y - ezsiT abp.lessfol q so 4 GARDZ8
LEEE ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

rs E&Ez11z- RE Association Ezve
o=s-s5 three S1Eps R11sS 70 BE co=Qz-ss1
ta- s. rs -z-cs. hl-E S1-ss-- 11s clS1zEcs
VII y so 40 S-S 80 yards. Cpe2 = 81
ca-,ps-z.c-s E11 r---c-zSs ScC-s gard. C1l1-
r1e EsS. 5Ey q I--s- T1s rcocss<S VII Be
dzTcss5 u L----cFz-E rEz -z-2s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

ne I1isz-ISls1d Steamship Company hzve
tho-zhstuLly detained the steamship W g.
ESl czs1l z u -o-1sy u s1Sbls the Post
DSS-s- Gs2scl 70 SlsrStcA the ko1a sld
hS- portion @ the ta-s1Sl DSl received pe-
S.sS-2S1Ip Australia, for which TIE Company
S-s % os EiS6ly eoDEsoSs5-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

L-- CS55c-5 has - fzr recovered from his
rscs-. injuries Is = b Slls 10 s1ks s tip u
s1s c.bs- Islands Re Eci Mrs Cl1zri left
~ tbs hlczC lGs- svs-l1, tc- 5 SEc-- vzcl-
-1c- g. Mz-z. Hawai-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

ME11- Cl-zEs- al L-- = = Wins
have Ez-saz 70 5 S-o1.--- EE-c-- II ecEs CE
E1z E-S- Ess5 n gE-s- q G=,czG= =-1.1 q
these sE1 EsE-lz-zz l szz best s-,o1. kiseE
party VII ErE EZ SZ3-S e 14- AZ ST 81
Ez-.5-se IL l1ss- - 61zz-s s.. toward IL
o--L5z-E E--1 q s1s zsE41z- Ez2s Assoc
Z1-- III 1sz14zZSE E-s l11C good S-1-s-
an s1-= Ez= s-1ss--z may n sLre,1z1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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Ss5z-1aE- A-rZ 81 Il tzzErzsr 6ss1r= seF=z
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

T1oSs IN v2n: q a-szS;s' materials, pc
g-rsS ScG picture frames, u,o-lll-ZS, plSc-
C-sS, s1c-. vC-li 60 vsl - lock GcEo hing
Rcos-. Ho.s- s.rssc. EsI: . tbs Ellie los
C-sSu Pa-lC-S-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Han. : G. wlkey. went up On the RInan
YESTERDAY 70 Halo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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EzEL-1E- RG21 EsEs Il c-S-1-z-y 2-1 a.
csr111ts c17es-l- Mr. BscGs- u zElS Cscz-
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81 II E-1c1 Es-s ZsE Z-1 -11-o2z-y ErE-s-
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II r-o51sz-E 2oFs-zIss EC- rs z-zSs-
Ez-z
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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az saE1---E On E-Er E.=ll11S- EEz1-E Es- E-=
zE1 D1FE II zEE E-sr-11z Il Ea.1z-a=fa1la-
zz-LlE l--g.r7TzEazEzz- Il 1hE Ezzza- zasF
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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ar E-1=-z II G,zsz.zE1cs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

4 E.z-z Ses-.o bssEssz bzck-5rzvs-s o-.s5s
rzs SzzsL-Z B12k GEEs=5 the spectators Sat
---sy sTs--- C-E- --= c1rS 110z : hand
v1s- EEz contest EzEz6 EZrE. sEd L vas
E5r-z-1-s-sz FQ- Vile. EL-AlLy- tEs CO.'S
dezZE reinforced Succeeded Il sSsoo-1I1z
t1s hs--l1s-s-5 .se-s u t1s ECtsl d C-S5le-
EEz-s E-sE1s1 &. spar. { S-l.sos roo-s
Il E1lcE The 6oys e2zl5 rczI-z-s oTz- GL=5r
is.rts ris,.ssssl I1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

T5z S25 gave Sz11zzr aaccs-s 81 Ems
S1Zs LSS- sEs1-S and EsLI-s-rz-Ss,5 r-u-
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VIII EAlS GsSEshls CAS- Of D1sszs-1-
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plzce q IE-sGsy sTE-s. Lhs RE-1 VII
also give c2ocs=zs 81 T1gGEs SczzEs This
sTsz5z5 E15 Fr5lsy eTsz-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

Es MISSY F-1s=sz F1,zE--I=s=i-Ezz- and
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Alz-z- San EE=EEz rzz--zls,. A-lsEz-sz hale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

S.sussy v&s MAY Day bct the usual
festivities Ji5 nas take placs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

D0STERs. PR0GRaMMEs aAH6EkG
L Ez2szzEEszssg Ezscz.sz e szsGzzssss czes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

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lid sE= hlIl - rsE=-ss- AE.s- sez7L-zz s-=z-
z=Elrs II satisfactory Ezz-= lE= m e.
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board
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

NiIGs-'S Steamship Company EiI 6e:2i1
ths S.s8Gs- Ls1-s Until sitter s1s 4rrivzl q
tos AES--zlls- - e2Shls she Pos.o@ce sCsco--
Ines 70 Toward tbs torsiSc E2ll - Lssh8l-S,
MGzlSs5 Rsy. MEks-S. hzEzlEzs, Eskslzc,
Ho2o2E sid ElIo- TIE coCpa-y vel C.
Ss-vs The thanks o. t1s pz1-lc IN this praise
worthy e=c-5-
On Wednesday LzS-. 81 ths sEs-1s Css:I-Z
s1s Rev L {. OSEs- rs91 70 s1s Members u
.As BssAsl I-lo- CczE-sc2t5o1 his lss-s- Of
CE--c-- Ne Rev Sss-l-s-zE EzS zccsr <s1-F
1-ls5 E1s ros-5111 O. psS-g- 10 EELS c1-ErsSs-
TIN tC- G1C-s 1e-ss yszES. sid his szEly d.
pz-.--s VII q regretted By many outside q
As ---s--E-lc-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-03

DOCK AND JOB WORK OF
ID SescnS-l0zs ezecztsz - GAZETTE OgEsez.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
Board of Trustees.

Regular meeting, October2;,. Present,
President Cleveland, Trustees Fisher
and Maloney. Minutes read and np-
proved.
Bills were presented as follows: T.
A. Pierce, scavenger work, $3.50
Allowed. Ben Jones, service us night
watch, -. Allowed A. Black, judge OF
election, Sept. 26, ~. Allowed. c. s.
Smith, clerk Of election. Sept. 2G. Al.
lowed. A. Black. judge OF election, Oct.
2s e. T. :, a. G; Req%a, }"%dge % of election
Oct. o5, g.. VIM. lsallou, clerk OF elec.
ton, October %, 81. Geo. W. Childs,
clerk of election, October 25, 81. Johu
Doran, work on streets, IS.
The return OF votes cast ut the election
hold Tuesday, October 25, 1887, for the
election of city officers, was presented To
tho board by tho clerk and canvassed by
them, and the following result was de-
clarcl by them:
For mayor sixty-onc votes were east
Of which II. G. lIansbrougll received
sixty votes aud X. L.. Cleveland received
one vote.
which X. T.. Clsyeland received Is votes
j. l.. JenlSs received - votes; G. O. Ma.
lOney received 73 votes; j.. J. Chamber.
lin received "a votes; +. W. Mann re-
ceived "a votes: b. y. Shanlny received
6s votes, and u. W. Ensign received 4
votes.
For treasurer there were II votes east
of which Chas. NJ. Fisher received :.
votes.
For city Justice there were "a vote,
cast, Of which p. j. McClory received a
votes.
Moved by Trustee Fisher that tho fol.
lowing-nam persons DO declared duly
elected to their respective offices, viz:
Mavor--H. G. lfanshrough.
Aldermcn-I. l.. Cleveland, J. T.
jerks. G.. o. Maloney, Il. j. Chn,nberlin
Il. w. Mann, Il. L. Shanlcy.
Troasurcr-Chas. NJ. Fisher.
City Justice--P. J McClOry. Carried
Moved by Trustee Fisher that Il special
meeting be held Monday evening, Octo
her 81, 1887, TO examine the treasurer 3 nc
counts. and make II settlement with him
Adjourned. CHAs. S. Smith, clork.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
THE NORTHERN TIER.
Some Wheat Yields-Farm Hints
Personal,

Special Correspondence Of tho ISIEn-OcEAk.
HoDEN, Oct. 27.-'rhin woek winds up
the threshing in this locality.
Archie j. McIntire, OF DeGroat, ranks
among the slickest thresl,ers that we
have seen in Dakota. He is a profes.
sional in this line of business.
George Davis has begun the erection
Of now dwelling. IIe will have it com
pleted before the cold wind blows.
Peter Traynor and lately from tho east.
is visiting at the Trayror residence for
the past two weeks. lie will purchase
land here and be numbered among the
tillcrs of these fertile fields soon.
Sam Sevartz bade his many friends
adieu last Wednesday and departed for
Eau Claire, Wis, whore he engages in
numbering during the winter months.
A. +. Fennor, who spent the summer
seasons with his sons here, departed last
Tuesday for his home in tho ''Wolver-
is no land fairer than this.
Frank Kirkdols, the general and ac-
tive clerk in Budde Bros. store, inter.
viewed his friends up here last week.
Frank is trump, no matter what card
Msssrs. Caster and Farrell recently
purchased valuable team in Devils
Lake. There is good stock Of horses
being brought into this town. The next
in order is COWS, which are ut present 81
great scarcity.
Through the politcncss of the bonanza
farmers OF the eastern part of town, we
are enabled to furnish the following stat
istics relative to:the amount Of wheat
threshed by citizens of that region; Boil
ton T. King, GOO; Shea Bros, 1900; +.
Traynor, 24O0; Herman Kaufman, 1900;
d. G. Duell, 800; August BenYston, 500
J. Larson, 100; G. 0. Lee, 1860; Han. o.
Lee. 100.
WIN. l.. Caster built Il handsome new
grain elevator wherein he has stored his
golden grain. lIc engaged u Wisconsin
| man to furnish plans and specifications
Emil Fitch, our blacksmith, finished
his new residence last Saturday. Next
spring he will erect a ncw shop aud will
be at the service Of ali who desire frs
class blacksmith work.
| Messrs. Maurer OF Monroe, and Eitcl
OF Detroit, Michigan, parents OF Maurel
Bros. and Emil Fitch, sojnurncd with
their sons the past week. They returned
a few days ag0to their respective homes
In conversation with these old gentle
men, who are veteran agriculturists. w'
much YOU do, but it is how well,' may
be applied to farming as we'll as an.
other business They were greatly dc
lighted with this region and were please,
to witness the progress their boys i,av
made in the short period Of three years
They said Dakota is truly Il land q
promise
]. II. Eoden lost . valuable horse las
Tuesday. MIR. B. proposes to augmcn
his working stock this winter by tn
purchase of several teams of mules.
good idea; there is no animal so profita
able for farm work as the ''shure-footed
mul0. REECHER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
Brief Statement of Affairs
Great Success.


The directors of the agricultural asso-
citation have levied assessment No. ;.
payable At once to W. n. Hamilton, the
treasurer. The object Of this assessment
il to pay portion Of the indebtedness
incurred in building the fence. stables.
stands aud track on the grounds of the
association. Last year (the first year Of
the associations existence) the cxpen-
ses were over s3000. This includes the
premiums paid and tho cost Of building.
The receipts Of that year were about
$2200, leaving the association SsN in debt.
At the February meeting, when the legal
organization took place, stock to tho OK :
tent of about sl4OO was subscrihed.
Under the law OF interpretations an
assessment Of % per cont Of the sub
scribed stock was made, and tho asso-
ctatton gave its notes for the payment
OF the $500 Indebtedness. About three
fourths Of the first assessment was paid.
This money was applied on the notes.
About one halt Of the second assessment
W0a paid, This money WAS also ap-
paisfed on Me notes. SosneshlN1e like16
Of the old debt Ia vet to be pxid, and this
assessment tNo 81 is for that purpose.
There is no association in the territory
in better condition than ours. This
years fair was . great success in every
way. Every dollar Of the expenses Of
this fair has bcen paid, and there are y
few dollars in tho treasury. 1t WAS the
only fair in tho territory that paid OK
penses this year, and the officers are con-
graduating themselves over this fact.
They have also received congratulations
from abroad.
The grounds have boon leased from
the townsite company for y term of three
years. We have MI elegant track. good
stables, etc., and the stockholders should
como forward and help pay tho romain-
ing small Indebtedness.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
INV CITY GOVERNMENT.
Result Of Lest Tuesday's Munlci-
pal Election,

Recently orgauixed ~ . city under the
general municipal laws Of the territory,
the city of Devils Lake voted Tuesday
for the city officers who are to govern
affairs for the next six months. The
people meet again in April to choose Of
hcers who arc to serve annual terms.
The vote was light one. in consequence
OF the absence Of opposition. The re-
suit Of the election was ~ follows:
Mavor-H. G. Hansbrough.
Alderman-R. L. Cleveland. J. Il.
jerks, c. o. Maloney, Frank W. Mann,
f. ]. Cha,nberlin and B. F. Stanley.
Tressurer-Chas. NJ. Fipher.
City Justice-P. J. McCiory.
Tho new council meets the first Mon.
day in November.
SOME SCATTERING REMARKS.
In olden times the ofiics OF mayor was
considered post Of honor. to be filled
by some good all rorind fellow who
would devote his tims and fortune to
entertaining his friends and to voting
the freedom Of the city 70 distinguished
visitors. He was not expected, to know
anything about municipal aflaira. The
more dense his ignorance on this sub.
ject the bsttsr qualified he was for the
mayoralty. In fact the mayor Of oltlen
times was the town pet, tho ladies' dnrl-
ing and the rarest cmbodiment Of un-
concealed aestheticism.
Modern mayors are supposed to bo
made Of different material. In young
and budding towns, like Devils Lake,
the mayor is expected 70 combine the
wisdom ofa Solomon, the perspicacity
of Cicero, the impulsiveness of u
French statesman, the stolidity of Sioux
Indian, the fire Of Sothten, the frigiditv
of an Es1uimaux. He is expected to
mako extensive public improvements
and reduce taxation at the same time.
Luckily. the newly-electod mayor of
Devils Lake Is exempt from all these
requi rements and responsibilities under
chapter 73 of tho session laws of 1887,
which confers all these extraordinary
powers and duties upon the common
council. The mayor has no vote except
in case off tie. He may recommend;
the council must execute. He may veto;
the council can pass it over his head.
The new council Is composed OF intel
ligent business men. Four Of the six
members have served in u similar ca.
pacity heretofore. 1t Is not al all likely
that they will bankrupt the city or per.
init it to suffer from dry rot.
| Five lots in the block wost of Catholic ic
church are for sale. Party purchasing
same can build fronting east and sol
balance for purchase price.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
An Enormous Yield.

j. s. Sinclair, OF the Sinclair & Forbes
farm near Mapes, was in the city last
evening and gives us the following re-
port of their wonderful crop: From
755 acres ofiand they threshcd about
$1,000 bushels Of wheat. and from I2J
acres OF oats they got 5000 bushels. The
wheat averaged 81 bushels and 2Opounds
to the acre, elevator weights, and the
oats averaged Is bushels to the acre. 4
half section 1920 acres averaged - bush
els ofwheat. This half section waa sum.
mer fallowed. This is the largest aver
age we have yet heard Of.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
"Knew I Would Vim %

Jimmy Motler raftled his thorough
bred pony Saturday evening. Carl Sord-
rum WAS the lucky person who won it.
Allen Mettler was good second. All
other ticket holder "got tho flag" Tho
humorous portion or the event concerns
a we'll known citizen of Grand Forks
/. r. Armstrong. Mr.. Armstrong had
half dozen tickets in the ratfle, and
when last in town was dead sure to
get the horse. At the close Of the rattle
Saturday friend sent him this message:
"You win. What shall we do with the
horse?" Promptly the next morning
this reply came from Mr.. Armstrong
"knew would win. Take good care Of
him until you hear from me- \ letter
OF instruction is expected every day.
The boys have a magnificent saw horse
in training. and when Mr.. Armstrong
arrives there will be q grand parade and
presentation. Some of the speeches now
being prepared for the occasion would
make mule weep.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
Untlmely Death.

Philip Hettrick, Il we'll known resi-
dent of this county, died Tuesday morn
ing in this city after weeks illness
with what is supposed to have been ty-
phoid fever. Deceased was single man.
He was brother of Mrs. J. NJ. Trout,
and nephew Of Geo. II. Dixon, also Of
this county. Mrs. Trout came into town
Tuesday to see her sick brother and was
greatly shocked to learn of his death.
The remains were taken east yesterday
for interment at LaS,alle, III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
Matrimonial.

Mr.. Iver f.. Shelley and bril- de, nceMiss
Christine johnson, arrived Thursday
evening from Elroy, Wisconsin, where
the marriage was solemnized ON Tuesday
of last week. Mr.. Shelley is one Of the
early settlers of this region and has many
warm friends who cordially welcome his
bride and wish them both much happi-
ness and Joy. They were serenaded in
tho evening by the cornct band. The
newly welded pair will soon begin
sekeeping on East Fourth street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
Catholic Services.

On Tuesday, Nov. ], is the Fras. Of All
Saints, a holiday OF obligation for the
members Of the Catholic church. Mass
will be said in the latter church, this city.
at 10 o clock. ON Nj Souls day, Nov. 3,
mass will also lie said at 10 o'clock. \
large attendance on both days is solicited
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
A FAIR REQUEST!

Thompson the Clothier, wants everybody
in Ramsey and adjoining counties to inspect
his new Fall line of goods, consisting Cloth
ing in all grades and styles, Gents Furnish
ing Goods including 25 different styles in
Underwear; Hats and Caps, including
sealskin caps and j. B. Stetson hats; Mems
Shoes. from $l.oo upward Ten different
grades in Fur Coats, at prices never before
offered In fact we carry everything in
Mems wear, and will treat you right and
save you money if you call on u.s. No trou-
BILE to show goods. We treat everybody
alike
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29

am directed to notify all parties oc-
cupying property represented by me to
at once quit the premises.
\. O. WH1ppLE,zAGent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at tho post
Office at Devils Lake. d. r.. for the week
ending October %, 1857. Ifnot called for
within thirty days they will bo sent
to the dead letter office. Parties calling
for any of said letters will please say adj
vertised:
Alice Miss Johnson George
Aafren MART Lswis
Bsll Frank N IAnnon john
Beauchamp Johu I.smks Miss Id.
Black John IAngs Julia
Coyls Cockln Motor John
Ericsson JAG Robinson Frederick
Hagen Erick Taylor Andrew A
Hansen GeorgsJ Wright Charles
johnson Christ Brown Clarence package
Fl. e. RASMUSSEN, p. NJ.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29
Church Supper.

Father Claude requests us to announce
that on Thursday, Nov. 3, supper will
be given hy the ladies of the church in
the Corset building OH Fourth street,
the proceeds to DO given tor the benefit
of the church. Father Claude requests
a good attendance 80 that further neces.
sary Improvements may be made about
the church. All are invited.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29

Farmers desiring to take advantage Of
our schools for winter can secure COM
Portable homes by purchasing cheap
lot and paying One-tlird cash.
A. O. WHJppLE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-29

Call OIL a. o. Whipple, agent for rail-
road company, for desirable residence
lOts on upper Fourth street.